Sentence examples for setting a new precedent from inspiring English sources

For Europe, Orban is setting a new precedent.

She exhibited her photograph titled The Manger at the salon of 1899, and it was purchased for $100, setting a new precedent in the photography art market.

It could conceivably work its way up to the Supreme Court, possibly setting a new precedent regarding which state abortion restrictions are constitutional under Roe v. Wade.

A Baltimore judge ruled on Wednesday that an officer facing charges related to the death of Freddie Gray can be compelled by the state to testify against a fellow officer, setting a new precedent for Maryland.

At the same time, Lovelace (predictably) plays into the expectations of the industry it critiques, setting a new precedent for the most x-rated material in a mainstream movie.

Her Vegas residency deal, for a two-year run at the MGM Park Theatre, will earn her a reported $1m£745,00000) per show, bringing in a total of $75m and setting a new precedent for residencies in the US gambling capital.

Binance has set a new precedent for doing things, and is continuing to innovate with news of their decentralized exchange coming soon.

The Great Exhibition set a new precedent by inviting other nations to participate too.

"It feels like there's still an open opportunity to set a new precedent for social search," Ms. Etlinger said.

"This sets a new precedent that the debt limit will not be taken hostage going forward," said Sen. Charles E. Schumer (D-N.Y.).

Generally, this approach is impractical — which is why I suspect the conservatives did not want to set a new precedent.